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Kingston, NY

Tel: 845 679 9957

25 Dederick Street
Kingston, NY 12401

Tel: 845 679 9957

Gallery Hours:

Thursday to Sunday 11am – 5pm

Woodstock Summer Love 2018

LAUNCH PARTY & Tintype Photo Booth: Saturday, June 30, noon – 5pm
“Woodstock Squared” exhibition fundraiser and book sale: June 30 – July 22
BARE WALLS BASH closing party: Saturday, July 14, 5-7pm

The online store is now live. See all images and buy them now!

 

Andreanna Seymore

Woodstock Squared

Framed art sale at an unbelievable price of $75 in the gallery (or $100 online) that brings original art work to your walls and raises funding for our programs. Come early, because once the work is sold, it is sold. We have 110 photographs by 63 artists for sale. The 5×5″ pigmented inkjet prints are matted, framed and ready to hang or give as gifts. This sale will continue until July 15 or until the work is gone. The online pre-sale is now live.

Participating artists include Warren Bailey, Joan Barker, Deborah Bay, Jesse Blatt, Patt Blue, Michael Bogdanffy-Kriegh, Allen Bryan, Katherine Clausen, William Cordova, David Cunningham, Sandi Daniel, Ana Dantas, Rocio De Alba, Jeremy Dennis, Alison Domzalski, Ken Dreyfack, Richard Edelman, Juan Giraldo, Orestes Gonzalez, Eyakem Gulilat, Daesha Devon Harris, L. Kasimu Harris, Bruce Hooke, Leslie Jean-Bart, Kay Kenny, Elise Kirk, Michael Knauth, Laurie Lambrecht, Nichole Masani Landfair, David Loble, Juan Madrid, Ena Marrero, Rebecca Martinez, Will Matsuda, Annu Palakunnathu Matthew, George McClintock, Felicia Megginson, Hye-Ryoung Min, Noritaka Minami, Kevin J. Miyazaki, Colleen Mullins, Jan NagleRuben Natal-San Miguel, Mary Jane Nusbaum, Debbie O’Donnell, Elizabeth Panzer, Jaime Permuth, Daniel Ramos, David Reinfeld, Gabriel García Román, Miriam Romais, Stan Sagner, Alexis Sanfield, Sam Scoggins, Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Andreanna Seymore, Carla Shapiro, Ernest Shaw, Joanna Tam, Preston Wadley, Claire A. Warden, Ruth Wetzel and Michael Yalamas.

Our warmest thanks go to all of the artists who are participating in this year’s exhibition fundraiser. You rock! Special thanks to our event sponsors Red River Papers and Epson.

          

 

Tom DeLooza – Igor, tintype

Tintype Photo Booth at CPW

Get your tintype portrait taken by local artist Tom DeLooza. See this unforgettable, 150-year-old photo process in action, view camera and all, and receive the original tintype in return. The cost is $75 per tintype plate. Portraits are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. Come directly to CPW.

Tom DeLooza has been a wet-plate photographer over thirteen years. He has led tutorials, workshops and was the instructor and master printer at the John Dugdale School of 19th Century Photography and Aesthetics. 

Massive Booksale

Terrific buys on books. Browse our sale table. Dawoud Bey, Amy Arbus, Gerald Gaskin, Vincent Cianni, Jeffrey Milstein, and more.  We have some real finds. Come and browse.

Bare Walls Bash – closing party

Think disco ball, think vinyl, think unabashed fun. Join us for the Bare Walls Bash closing party & happy hour. We will have dance music courtesy of DJ Will van Roden. There will be art – unless it has sold out – and good old fun. So join us on Saturday, July 14, 5pm.

Mark your calendar for these additional events: family-oriented art activities on CPW’s front porch (July 8 and 15 from 2-4pm), a Teen workshop on portraiture (July 11-13), a professional practices presentation for CPW’s advanced members (July 8), and the Photographers’ Salon (July 10).

CPW has served artists for forty years and counting. Please join us in these fundraising events, celebrate our accomplishments, and most importantly, celebrate the continued successes of artists whom CPW’s programs have supported. We are proud of our track record of providing excellent exhibitions, a one-of-a-kind residency program for artists of color, workspaces, member programming and more.

Please consider a WOODSTOCK LOVE DONATION in support of CPW’s programs, and join us on June 30 to share in the festivities.

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